The Pontiac Press: 1967-09-28

Abstract

Waterford citizens panel endorses school millage election ; Taubman plan virtually dead ; Area osteopaths cool to MDs, fear merger try ; Renewal site eyed for school ; House presses for mandate on $5-billion spending cut ; Nurses' resignation threat puts hospital in jeopardy ; 1 dead, 46 hurt in LA gas blast ; State MDs: Liberalize abortion ; Plane crashes into school ; Birmingham area news: School construction begins ; Floodwaters rising; LBJ readies tour ; 'Time issue out of state hands' ; Fluoridation order brings Kuhn protest ; Riot-poison plot charged to Negro unit ; Readied for December test: Lunar craft a gaudy package ; Wolverine Lake Village holds cityhood sales talk ; Lake Orion school board to mull bond issue report ; Detroit water funds offered in Shelby Twp. ; At neighboring incorporation hearing: Late point is scored for Walled Lake ; Board member, principal picked ; Avon Township intersection will get traffic light soon, supervisor tells residents ; General Telephone giving new books to Ortonville users ; Dog law goes in force Sunday ; W. Bloomfield plat approved ; Cityhood for Avon will get hearing by county Oct. 26 ; Viet Buddhists not yet threat ; Business confines problem-solvers ; Drinkers given 4 more hours